Gantry::Utils::Validate - Validates input values.
$chk = Gantry::Utils::Validate->new();
if ( $chk->is_date(
$date ) )
if ( $chk->is_email(
$email ) )
if ( $chk->is_float(
$float ) )
if ( $chk->is_ident(
$ident ) )
if ( $chk->is_integer(
$integer ) )
if ( $chk->is_ip(
$ip ) )
if ( $chk->is_mac(
$mac ) )
if ( $chk->is_number(
$number ) )
if ( $chk->is_text(
$text ) )
if ( $chk->is_time(
$time ) )
This module allows the validation of many common types of input.
- new
- Standard constructor, call it first. It takes nothing.
- is_date( $date )
- This function takes a date, $date, and verifies
that it is indeed a valid date. The date must be of the form
"MM-DD-YYYY". The function returns either '1' or '0'.
- is_email( $email )
- This function checks to see if $email is a valid
email address. It checks only the form of the email address and not if the
username or the domain exist. The function returns either '1' or '0'.
- is_float( $float )
- This function checks to see if $float is a valid
floating point number. The function returns either '1' or '0'.
- is_ident( $ident )
- This function checks to see if $ident is a valid
text ident. This means it has text, and none of the text is a space. The
function returns either '1' or '0'.
- is_integer( $integer )
- This function checks to see if $integer is in fact
a valid integer number. The function returns either '1' or '0'.
- is_ip( $ip )
- This function checks to see if $ip is a valid ip
address. The function returns either '1' or '0'.
- is_mac( $mac )
- This function checks to see if $mac contains the
valid characters for a MAC address. It does not currently check to see if
the MAC address is of the proper length. The function returns either '1'
or '0'.
- is_number( $number )
- This function checks to see if $number is a valid
number. It does this by checking if it passes
"is_integer()" or
"is_float()". The function returns eiter
a '1' or a '0'.
- is_text( $text )
- This function checks to see if $text does contain
text. This is a fairly broad range of things mainly it must be defined and
have a length that is greater than 0. The function returns either a '1' or
a '0'.
- is_time( $time )
- This function checks to see if $time does contain
a valid time. A valid date is in military time ( 0-23:0-59 ) seconds are
optional.
This module depends on Date::Calc(3) for the is_date validation.
Tim Keefer <tkeefer@gmail.com>
Nicholas Studt <nstudt@angrydwarf.org>
Copyright (c) 2005-6, Tim Keefer.
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
modify it under the same terms as Perl itself, either Perl version 5.8.6 or,
at your option, any later version of Perl 5 you may have available.